**Chemical Stoichiometry: Understanding Moles of Ions in Compounds**1. **Calculating Moles of Nitrite Ions** - **Question:** How many moles of nitrite ions (NO₂⁻) are present in a sample that contains 3.99 moles of cobalt(III) nitrite, Co(NO₂)₃? - **Solution Required:** Determine the moles of NO₂⁻. - **Input Box:** [ ] moles NO₂⁻2. **Calculating Moles of Cobalt(III) Nitrite** - **Question:** How many moles of Co(NO₂)₃ are present in a sample that contains 8.46 moles of nitrite ions? - **Solution Required:** Determine the moles of Co(NO₂)₃. - **Input Box:** [ ] moles Co(NO₂)₃**Instructions:**- Use the provided references to access necessary values for the calculations.- Click the buttons below to submit your answers or retry if needed.- Note that you have 9 more attempts remaining for this group of questions.**Buttons:**- **Submit Answer**- **Retry Entire Group** These exercises help in understanding the relationship between compound formulas and the respective ions. Understanding the stoichiometry and mole concept is crucial in solving these types of problems.

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1. How many moles of nitrite ions are present in a sample that contains 3.99 moles of cobalt(III) nitrite, Co (NO2)3? moles NO₂ 2. How many moles of Co(NO2)3 are present in a sample that contains 8.46 moles of nitrite ions? moles Co(NO₂)3

1. How many moles of nitrite ions are present in a sample that contains 3.99 moles of cobalt(III) nitrite, Co (NO2)3? moles NO₂ 2. How many moles of Co(NO2)3 are present in a sample that contains 8.46 moles of nitrite ions? moles Co(NO₂)3

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